an update
its been quite awhile since I've updated....here is whats been going on in my life:
-9-2-05 Vball trip #1 Destination: Monmouth College
For starters we (us super fans) took Ross's cooker up to Monmouth so we could tailgate and cook out. On our way up there, I got a call from Super Dave, who was riding w/ Ross, who was pulling the cooker, "uh, squeaky, you need to come back here, we lost a wheel from the cooker"...now when he said wheel, I thought, no way, but yes way, the wheel and rim fell off...so after searching for a bit using our cell phones as flashlights, we couldn't find the wheel and therefor called the cops. The cop called the biggest redneck in the state of IL. the guys gut hung out so far and could see his man-boobs through his cut up t-shirt that probly had never been washed. Anyways, we got the cooker taken care of and cooked out the next day in Monmouth.
-Labor Day- Cardinals vs. Cubs! Destination: Busch Stadium
Labor Day included SuperDave and myself venturing our way down to St. Louis to watch the Cards take care of the Cubs...and they did. Our seats were great...directly behind home plate, nose bleed section, but could see the whole field, it was beautiful! Got to see Puljos hit a homerun! was sweet! on the way back, in the parking garage, my power-steering decided it wasn't gonna work, and after a few minutes and a few Cardinal fans later, my car miraculously worked!...see God does love Cardinal Fans...
-9-8-05 to 9-10-05 Vball trip #2 Destination: Springfield, MO
A trip to Springfield Mo to cheer for the Angels included a trip to the Promise Land: Lamberts! It was wonderful. All of us guys that went down slept in the bus and had a great time hangn' out. Oh Lamberts was amazing, did I mention that??
-9-16-05 Vball trip #3 Destination: Lansing, MI
This trip was special, being 6 hours away, we told the girls we couldn't go since it was so far away and we just couldn't do it. So what did we do, we surprised them! We left here about an hour or so after they did, camped out in the bus again and came in during the girls' first game cheering from the hallway. The 6 hour drived that turned into 7 hours was well worth it when we saw all of thier faces. It was great! Wouldn't trade that moment for anything.
-9-18-05 Church
I played bass in the worship team. This was the first time I've played in a band for nearly a year. It was great, especially the type of music we did and just how loud we could be. It was a blessing to be plugged in there. I hope there are many times to come for me to play.
-9-19-05 Today
Today I'm dealing with many things in my head. Got lots on the mind. Internship is coming up and don't have any place nailed down yet. Work is changing, not for the bad, and not for the good, just changing around some. back home is not going the best, don't understand how things have come to this. There are other things that I don't understand. Sometimes I'll sit here and think to myself what do others see me as. What if I could just watch myself for one day and see what I'm like from a different point of view. Am I really like the way I think I am? Am I the one that is blind about seeing what I'm truly like? I'd love to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, cause then I'd look at the footprints I've left behind and see what the heck I've stepped in.
-9-2-05 Vball trip #1 Destination: Monmouth College
For starters we (us super fans) took Ross's cooker up to Monmouth so we could tailgate and cook out. On our way up there, I got a call from Super Dave, who was riding w/ Ross, who was pulling the cooker, "uh, squeaky, you need to come back here, we lost a wheel from the cooker"...now when he said wheel, I thought, no way, but yes way, the wheel and rim fell off...so after searching for a bit using our cell phones as flashlights, we couldn't find the wheel and therefor called the cops. The cop called the biggest redneck in the state of IL. the guys gut hung out so far and could see his man-boobs through his cut up t-shirt that probly had never been washed. Anyways, we got the cooker taken care of and cooked out the next day in Monmouth.
-Labor Day- Cardinals vs. Cubs! Destination: Busch Stadium
Labor Day included SuperDave and myself venturing our way down to St. Louis to watch the Cards take care of the Cubs...and they did. Our seats were great...directly behind home plate, nose bleed section, but could see the whole field, it was beautiful! Got to see Puljos hit a homerun! was sweet! on the way back, in the parking garage, my power-steering decided it wasn't gonna work, and after a few minutes and a few Cardinal fans later, my car miraculously worked!...see God does love Cardinal Fans...
-9-8-05 to 9-10-05 Vball trip #2 Destination: Springfield, MO
A trip to Springfield Mo to cheer for the Angels included a trip to the Promise Land: Lamberts! It was wonderful. All of us guys that went down slept in the bus and had a great time hangn' out. Oh Lamberts was amazing, did I mention that??
-9-16-05 Vball trip #3 Destination: Lansing, MI
This trip was special, being 6 hours away, we told the girls we couldn't go since it was so far away and we just couldn't do it. So what did we do, we surprised them! We left here about an hour or so after they did, camped out in the bus again and came in during the girls' first game cheering from the hallway. The 6 hour drived that turned into 7 hours was well worth it when we saw all of thier faces. It was great! Wouldn't trade that moment for anything.
-9-18-05 Church
I played bass in the worship team. This was the first time I've played in a band for nearly a year. It was great, especially the type of music we did and just how loud we could be. It was a blessing to be plugged in there. I hope there are many times to come for me to play.
-9-19-05 Today
Today I'm dealing with many things in my head. Got lots on the mind. Internship is coming up and don't have any place nailed down yet. Work is changing, not for the bad, and not for the good, just changing around some. back home is not going the best, don't understand how things have come to this. There are other things that I don't understand. Sometimes I'll sit here and think to myself what do others see me as. What if I could just watch myself for one day and see what I'm like from a different point of view. Am I really like the way I think I am? Am I the one that is blind about seeing what I'm truly like? I'd love to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, cause then I'd look at the footprints I've left behind and see what the heck I've stepped in.
posted by Josh at 8:09 PM
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"I'd love to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, cause then I'd look at the footprints I've left behind and see what the heck I've stepped in."
I love that. I'd like to do the same.
yes squeaks the wheel did come off, i know you found it quite incredulous when i called you, no we were not still behind you the wheel came off the flippin trailer completely...ahh and that hood we stopped in to get gas on the way back from the card cubs game was scary i thought this white boy was gonna get shot by the security officer...
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